Connected and intelligent vehicles hold great promise, but the increasing complexities of developing, integrating, and managing numerous software systems are limiting innovation and profitability for auto manufacturers.

Within the adoption of Industry 4.0, the acceleration of the industry which enables technologies to advance is evident as the mid-point of the 2018 convention season approaches. Independent collaborative efforts, as well as open consortiums focused on addressing industrial performance demands around security, reliability, and open standards interoperability are the chief drivers responsible for increasing the speed to market. Guest piece written...

Within healthcare, therapies and medical technologies advancements are being made and moving forward at an unbelievable pace. It is amazing how the treatments and technology can change so quickly, even from one year to the next. Guest blog written by Jeff Kataoka.

Within the world of telecom, true ‘green field’ opportunities do not arise very often. When Elon Musk fires up a few Falcon Heavies and puts a thousand people on Mars who can’t live without Facebook, that will represent a green field (or orange field) opportunity for an enterprising service provider. Until then, most operators who roll out new services face the challenge of implementing them on top of existing networks. Guest b...

The Linux Foundation has recently announced the OPNFV Verified Program (OVP). Designed to simplify adoption of commercial NFV products, OVP establishes an industry threshold based on OPNFV capabilities and test cases. Guest blog written by Charlie Ashton.

One of the biggest barriers to scaling IoT solutions occurs before the device is even powered on.

You could describe the last few weeks as a whirlwind of speculation and revelations around a new set of security issues known as Spectre and Meltdown. Collectively, these issues impact most of the major processor architectures and implementations, prompting the cross-cutting question: ‘What should I do about these issues?’ Guest blog by Tim Skutt.

Titanium Control is a software infrastructure platform built to meet the needs of the 4th industrial revolution.

Whether building smart cities, designing next-gen aircraft, or architecting industrial systems, the world is becoming increasingly software defined. These all require flexible architectures that enable rapid innovation and adaptability, while retaining or improving the level of performance and quality of legacy systems.

Recently completing a proof-of-concept (PoC) program, Telstra worked with the Wind River Titanium Cloud network virtualisation platform. The project showcased interoperability between the Titanium Cloud platform, DellEMC servers and several virtual network functions (VNFs). Guest blog by Charlie Ashton.

For future IoT markets, the diversity of applications is driving the need for a new series of intelligent and integrated solutions.

Digital Transformation. The Fourth Industrial Revolution. Next Generation Industrial Control. Industry 4.0. Enough buzzwords for you? If you are modernising your industrial control system, here are six critical requirement you need to address. Guest blog written by Jeff Gowan.

An important milestone was passed by the VxWorks 653 Multi-Core Edition the addition of a new architecture to the list of fully supported platforms. Guest blog by Stephen Olsen.

ARC Advisory Group has released a fascinating paper titled: “Virtualisation and Industrial Control” just in time to assist industrial automation companies who are reviewing and refining their strategies at the start of 2018. And if you are in the industrial control business, this paper should be high on your New Year reading list. Guest blog written by Charlie Ashton.

A good mix of long range reach and low power consumption means Long Range Radio (LoRa) IoT networks are fuelling the rise of smart, connected cities around the world. Guest blog written by Charlie Ashton.

As Wind River builds on previous Network Functions Virtualisation (NFV) initiatives with China Telecom, Wind River is excited to have recently completed a virtual Broadband Remote Access Server (vBRAS) proof-of-concept (POC) with China Telecom, the largest integrated communications service provider in the world. Guest blog by Charlie Ashton.

As Wind River has been working with major service providers on innovative NFV projects, it is only fair to discuss some of this work. The Wind River Titanium Cloud portfolio provides virtualisation platforms that meet the intensive performance, reliability and security requirements of the world’s most demanding communications networks. Guest blog by Charlie Ashton.

VxWorks real-time operating system (RTOS) is a small deterministic operating system known for its security, reliability, and robustness. Linux, an open-source operating system, can host a rich set of server technologies. By running VxWorks and Linux side by side on the same system, a device can use VxWorks to manage mission-critical functions, and use Linux to manage human-interactive functions and network cloud connection functions. G...

Wind River have announced that China Mobile Zhejiang Company recently conducted a proof-of-concept (PoC) program with them. Wind River Titanium Cloud was selected as the NFVI / VIM platform in the China Mobile Zhejiang Company NovoNet project, and Phase I testing was successfully completed with other VNF vendors and hardware manufacturers. Guest blog by Charlie Ashton.

The massive internet outage last year in the United States blocked millions of users from access to the most popular sites on the internet. Suddenly, we learned that common consumer devices like cameras, printers, and DVRs participated in attacking the DNS infrastructure with denial of service attacks.  Guest blog by Ka Kay Achascoso.